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The massacre mass grave of Schöneck-Kilianstädten reveals new insights into collective violence in Early Neolithic Central Europe.
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The majority of discussions revolve around sharing insights about the Neolithic site and related archaeological findings, with some users commenting on the significance of violent practices in early European societies, and others posting links or mentioning related topics like longhouses or regional history. The tone is informative and curious, with words like 'reveals' and 'new insights' emphasizing discovery rather than controversy or disagreement.
The discussions show a mix of curiosity and acknowledgment, with some users referencing the article directly, while others focus on related topics like longhouses or regional history, indicating neutral to moderate agreement.
Interest is moderate due to the focus on historical violence and Neolithic discoveries, which captured curiosity but didn’t generate intense engagement beyond acknowledgment.
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Abstract in brief
- The recent discovery at SchneckKilianstdten in Germany provides strong evidence of mass violence during the Early Neolithic in Central Europe, especially involving the LBK culture, with at least 26 individuals violently killed and buried together.
- The study highlights specific patterns of violence, such as blunt force trauma, arrow injuries, and systematic breaking of lower limbs, suggesting torture or mutilation, which points to organized and brutal mass killings rather than isolated incidents.
- These findings, along with previous sites like Talheim and AsparnSchletz, suggest that community massacres were a common and significant aspect of late LBK society, revealing the violent conflicts that shaped early farming communities in Europe.
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Loverly vid on Longhouses by cher @DanDavisWrites Treat yourself for twenty mins. Highly recommended. https://t.co/sthE6My5Ut
Longhouses were remarkable structures the largest structures on earth at the time (mainstream pyramid dating) patrilinial. Curious for them to be made into something they weren't by people with no cultural link to them https://t.co/K1PFdCQX4B
@_Sara_Varela @IndianaDiez Also check this 'nice' case from the time - "The massacre mass grave of Schöneck-Kilianstädten reveals new insights into collective violence in Early Neolithic Central Europe" https://t.co/m5b2kVEerd
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RT @RenanSantosMBL: Atenção: novo vídeo do Dan Davis…. Sobre longhouse. https://t.co/DagHn3DqFw
Atenção: novo vídeo do Dan Davis…. Sobre longhouse. https://t.co/DagHn3DqFw
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@Welt__Meister__ @dasyu_amsha https://t.co/R9TcordwED
RT @DanDavisWrites: You can enjoy this film right now, right here: https://t.co/E9Qag3patF
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Loverly vid on Longhouses by cher @DanDavisWrites Treat yourself for twenty mins. Highly recommended. https://t.co/sthE6My5Ut
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Longhouses were remarkable structures the largest structures on earth at the time (mainstream pyramid dating) patrilinial. Curious for them to be made into something they weren't by people with no cultural link to them https://t.co/K1PFdCQX4B
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The Enormous Longhouses of the Linear Pottery Culture https://t.co/vLrjsmDB1m via @DanDavisWrites
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Admixture with Western Hunter Gatherers likely created the longhouse culture that nearly wiped out the Western Hunter Gatherers ... UNTIL... https://t.co/fhSpcqKXcm
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You can enjoy this film right now, right here: https://t.co/E9Qag3patF
@harari_yuval Violence outbreak in Central Europe, 7000 years ago. Not sure whether you mentioned this in your books. Any thoughts? https://t.co/cbQpp2xAkX
The massacre mass grave of Schöneck-Kilianstädten reveals new insights into collective violence in Early Neolithic Central Europe | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/fgGXL6Tke0
@_Sara_Varela @IndianaDiez Also check this 'nice' case from the time - "The massacre mass grave of Schöneck-Kilianstädten reveals new insights into collective violence in Early Neolithic Central Europe" https://t.co/m5b2kVEerd
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